Fallout 4 patch notes: What changes with today's update?
Sixteen months after first being revealed to the world, the new Fallout 4 next-gen update has arrived on console.
It's perfect for anyone who has binged through the new Amazon Fallout TV show – starring Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins – who are now able to venture on their own adventures across the post-apocalyptic wastelands.
Anyone can take advantage of the next-gen patch for free, as long as they have a copy of Fallout 4 on their console.
We're expecting it to be quite sizable, so it's recommended you make room in your storage in preparation.
So, what does the Fallout 4 next-gen patch actually entail? Well, we've broken down everything you can expect in today's update.
Fallout's new update is its long-awaited free next-gen update designed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. It should be available from 5pm UK time on 25th April 2024.
Alongside this, a bunch of new extras are being rolled out to celebrate its arrival surrounding Creation Club and weapon packs.
On top of this, Fallout 4 is now also available on the Epic Games Store and Steam Deck for the first time, with the PC platform receiving an update of its own. The same goes for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One — however, it won't be as significant as the one for next-gen consoles.
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Everything available as part of the new Fallout update can be found below:
The next-gen patch specifically for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S implements a Performance mode and Quality mode, alongside general stability improvements and fixes – including 60FPS.
Those on PS4 and Xbox One will receive a free update that will improve stability, login and quest fixes.
Those on PC will now be able to experience Fallout 4 in widescreen or ultra-widescreen, alongside new Creation Kit and quest updates.
Those on Steam, the
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